argus to tcpdump conversion
Scott A. McIntyre
scott at xs4all.nl
Thu Jun 14 11:43:27 EDT 2001
> Scott,
> Seems like the list is back. Hmmm, well this is something
Heh, I thought it was a bit quite in this folder -- glad it wasn't just
me.
In this particular case, better use of ragator may allow me to perform
what it is I want to perform. I have a day's worth of Argus data and
want to know every /24 with every other /24. Unfortunately, with my
flow file (see below), I only end up with about 600 records, which
definitely not the case.
#label id SrcCIDRAddr DstCIDRAddr Proto SrcPort DstPort ModelList Duration
Flow 100 * * * * * 200 86400
#label id SrcAddrMask DstAddrMask Proto SrcPort DstPort
Model 200 255.255.255.0 255.255.255.0 yes no no
I had assumed that a duration of 86400 (a day's worth of seconds) would
summarise all of the traffic for the entire day by the netmask specified
in the Model.
The data I need is to know how much data was sent from one network to
any other network during an entire day -- and I have 24 seperate flow
files involved (hourly rotation).
Since we already have tools for doing this type of analysis with tcpdump
formatted files, my original thought was just to revert to those.
The other issue that has come up is how long the counters are, and how
often they wrap. Initial investigation appeared to suggest that we were
looking at 32 bit counters and were indeed wrapping, but I didn't
investigate too far.
Certainly open to other ideas.
Thanks,
Scott
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